Lycée Victor Hugo

A key partner of the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) , the school complex now comprises two entities: the Auguste Renoir primary school, with over 800 students, and the Victor Hugo high school, which has 1,128 students from 6th to 12th grade. Class sizes fluctuate between 25 and 35 students, with an average of 27 students per class.

Offering a complete education from 6th grade to the final year of high school, the school supports the increasing mobility of French families and the growth of expatriate businesses. It also promotes, particularly through the enrollment of Moroccan and international students, the influence of the French language and culture, which embodies universal values ​​of democracy, humanism, tolerance, and critical thinking throughout the world. Specifically, the Lycée Victor Hugo delivers the same curriculum as French public schools and prepares students for the same examinations and diplomas.

One small peculiarity, however: the teaching of the Arabic language is practiced there within the framework of a partnership between the Moroccan and French authorities, with the educational supervision of the center for Arabic studies of Rabat.

At the secondary level, educational support is currently provided by 96 teachers and 11 educational and supervisory staff, including two student life coordinators. The school also has a health service comprised of a consulting doctor and two nurses, an IT department, and a documentation and communication department. In addition, there are the administrative, secretarial, and support staff.